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Anyway, is there anyone here who really thinks Judge Mathis hasn't already ruled on this one?
I'll wait for Barbra Streisand and George Clooney to opine before I make my decision on this case :roll:
heh heh
Get a load of this.... Judge Mathis decides to comment on the upcoming Zimmerman trial, and he makes it clear right from the beginning, that he has not determined Zimmerman's guilt or innocence, because as a judge, he has to wait until all the evidence and testimony has been submitted before he can do that... Take notice of some of his "facts" and what he chooses to include, and not include in his description of this case.
If I didn't know better, I'd swear I heard all this 2 weeks ago on that BET special...
Anyway, is there anyone here who really thinks Judge Mathis hasn't already ruled on this one?
That judge is full of **** and ignorant on the evidence, ignorant on basic concepts that apply to a SD claim
Zero evidence of racial profiling done by Z
Yeah, the judge should comment on his neighbor's arse and stay the **** out of this case
What a loser
Good evening Bubba - all good with you?
That judge is full of **** and ignorant on the evidence, ignorant on basic concepts that apply to a SD claim
Zero evidence of racial profiling done by Z
Yeah, the judge should comment on his neighbor's arse and stay the **** out of this case
What a loser
I must say that I'm very dissapointed in the man... I really though he would have had more integrity than that... So much for "justice is blind".
Oh, and I forgot to add concerning the "racial profiling" issue... He said this case is about SD laws and racial profiling, but his very own definition of racial profiling completely contradict that assertion. He defined it as an act committed by law enforcement and the last time I checked, Zimmerman was not a cop.
God forbid someone other than a white person comment about this case.
God forbid someone other than a white person comment about this case.
You think there was zero evidence of racial profiling?
Not so sure about that. If most of the breakins were by young black men.....do you think he would have been on the lookout for preteen Asian girls?
Frankly, I think folks are getting kinda wadded up over the word "profiling". Police do it all the time. In and of itself, it is not racist. Sadly, Trayvon had that negative hoodie on that made him look sinister.
I think there was clear evidence he was profiled, and as long as he had good information that the break-ins were truly by black males, think a NW person might be so inclined to look for that person.
My problem is what Zimmerman did after he saw Trayvon.
But then again, there are clearluy people out there that profile for racist reasons.
You think there was zero evidence of racial profiling?
Not so sure about that. If most of the breakins were by young black men.....do you think he would have been on the lookout for preteen Asian girls?
Frankly, I think folks are getting kinda wadded up over the word "profiling". Police do it all the time. In and of itself, it is not racist.
I think there was clear evidence he was profiled, and as long as he had good information that the break-ins were truly by black males, think a NW person might be so inclined to look for that person.
My problem is what Zimmerman did after he saw Trayvon.
But then again, there are clearluy people out there that profile for racist reasons.
Wrong and you are making inaccurate comments...aka making up stuff or ****
Z didn't report M because of his race.
Think before posting....fools broadcast their foolishness.
I never said that he reported because of his race.
You did. Not my words. Your words.
Why do you consistently misconstrue what others are saying?
Pretty good. You?
You keeping these people on their toes John?
Why did Z report M?
... and stick with the evidence
Serino: OK, I wasn’t privy to that, but if you guys continue Neighborhood Watch, um, typically speaking at nighttime, um, the garb is black on black on black, with a black hoodie. Now this guy had a dark grey hoodie. It was dark, but his pants were beige. Not quite your, you know, your prime suspect type. But, um, I listened to the phone call that you made to the non-emergency line. OK. You sound…well tell me what was going through your head at the time.
Zimmerman: Well, um, 2 or 3 weeks prior to that I’d seen somebody looking in the window of the house that he was in front of.
Serino: Was he white or black?
Zimmerman: Black.
Serino: OK.
Zimmerman: And the guy that lives there I know, he’s active in the neighborhood watch and he’s Caucasian.
Serino: OK.
One of Zimmerman’s few supporters, Taaffe is a solid man of middle age who stands at about six feet tall. While imposing, Taaffe maintains a youthful air with a cleanly cropped goatee and buoyant spirit. In speaking to theGrio, Taaffe praised Zimmerman for his willingness to serve their besieged hamlet. This willingness seemed to overshadow the repercussions of Zimmerman’s reckless actions.
“He stepped up and said, ‘I’ve got this guys. I’ll take care of the community,’” Taaffe said of Zimmerman choosing to oversee security at the complex. “At that point, nobody gave him any argument, because it required daily patrols at night, on your own volition, taken out of your time. Heat, cold, rain, whatever the case is. George stepped up to the plate. And we as residents found that to be very admirable.”
Taaffe came to know Zimmerman intimately while acting as a watch block captain under George, who was captain of the neighborhood watch. Taaffe claims he saw the real Zimmerman — and that he is not a racist.
“He went around and did introduce himself to a few of the neighbors,” Frank remembered about his buddy, “As a matter of fact, there’s an African-American couple that lives next door to me that he introduced himself [to], and they didn’t find him racist at all.”
Taaffe trailed off before alluding to Trayvon’s “suspicious” appearance — then took up the subject directly.
“What if it was your neighborhood? And you had been phased by all the criminal activities that had transpired in your neighborhood?,” Taaffe elaborated, “and after eight burglaries — and they were all [done] by the same group of individuals, young black males, documented, that perpetrated these crimes — how would you feel if somebody walked through your neighborhood that more or less was within that scope? Would you not confront them and say, ‘Hey, what’s going on? Where are you going? What’s up?’ I know I would do the same thing. And I have done it.”
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